Hundreds March in London Against UK Recognising a Palestinian State
CENTRAL LONDON, AUG 10 – The march demands the UK government prioritize the release of 50 Israeli hostages held by Hamas before recognizing a Palestinian state, highlighting urgent family and community concerns.
- On Sunday afternoon, Stop the Hate UK and Jewish organisations will march in London, urging the Prime Minister to prioritize the release of 50 remaining Israeli hostages before recognizing a Palestinian state.
- Amid his pledge to recognise a Palestinian state, Sir Keir Starmer said Israel must implement a ceasefire and increase humanitarian aid, while Steve Brisley warned recognition worsens families’ emotional torture.
- Some protesters held pictures of Evyatar David, the 24-year-old shown looking weak in a Hamas video released earlier this month.
- Concluding at Downing Street, a Campaign Against Antisemitism spokesperson said the hostages’ situation was `absolutely desperate` and urged diplomatic pressure for their return.
- Downing Street said recognition could be halted if Israel allows more aid into Gaza, stops West Bank settlement expansion, and commits to a two-month peace process, amid tensions after 22 arrests at a pro-Palestinian protest.
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Hundreds march in London against UK recognizing a Palestinian state
Several hundred people marched on Sunday in London to demand Hamas release the Israeli hostages held by the Palestinian militant group in Gaza and criticize Britain's planned recognition of the State of Palestine. Joined by several relatives of the hostages, the march ended at the 10 Downing Street office of…

Hundreds march in London against UK recognising a Palestinian state
Several hundred people marched on Sunday in London to demand Hamas release the Israeli hostages held by the Palestinian militant group in Gaza and criticise Britain's planned recognition of the State of Palestine.
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